Lazlo Beh is Supervising Attorney and Clinic Director of Philadelphia Legal Assistance’s (PLA) Low Income Taxpayer Clinic (LITC). He began his practice in 2004 in the Farmworker Unit of South Jersey Legal Services, and then moved to Legal Services of New Jersey’s Workers Legal Rights Project. In 2014 he returned to SJLS to work in both the Farmworker Unit and SJLS’s LITC. He joined PLA in September 2014 as Supervisor of both the PLA's Pennsylvania Farmworker Project (PFP) and LITC. In 2018 Lazlo became full time staff of the LITC, but continues to collaborate with PLA's PFP in Pennsylvania, as well as farmworker advocates from around the country, on farmworker-related tax issues. Lazlo can be reached at LBeh@philalegal.org

Christianne Queiroz has more than a decade experience serving farmworkers statewide and is the Managing Director of the Virginia Farmworkers Program at Central Virginia Legal Aid Society. Christianne is a binational and multiracial attorney licensed to practice law in both Virginia and Brazil. She received her initial legal training in Brazil, where she was the chief litigator and one of the two partners in a boutique law firm. Christianne also worked as a law professor and was honored to be part of a pioneer team of instructors charged with teaching Military Policemen human rights, a first-of-its kind initiative in Brazil promoted by Amnesty International. She graduated with an LLM from the University of Virginia School of Law. Christianne is fluent in Portuguese (mother tongue), Spanish and English.